Stay ConnectedAnything is Poddable is a weekly Boston Celtics podcast from The Athletic brought to you by Sam Packard and The Athletic’s Boston Celtics reporter Jay King. As Jay says, “We’re goofy, we’re funny, we at least try to be insightful.”
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Jam Packard and Jay King discuss the emergence of Robert Williams, the return of Marcus Smart, and how both will impact the team's rotation moving forward. The guys also answer listener questions about potential trade targets, the value of the Celtics young guys, and the most rhythmatic lineups before diving into the Poddable 6-pack presented by Night Shift Brewing Co.
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Jam Packard is joined by Mike Smeltz, the host of the Athletic's Brooklyn Nets podcast The Glue Guys, to talk about the Celtics 121-109 loss to the Brooklyn Nets. Jam tries to remain positive as Smetlz boasts about Kyrie's 40 point night and Landry Shamet. The guys also talk about where each team stands in the Eastern Conference and possible trades for the Cs before diving into the world famous Poddable 6-pack
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Jam Packard and Jay King are joined by John Karalis to complete the second half of their Celtics second half preview. The guys predict the final 18 games of the season while discussing some possible trades and the potential for revenge.
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Jam Packard and Jay King give their reaction to the Celtics winning their last four games before the All-Star Break. The guys discuss the emergence of Robert Williams and the steadier play from the bench before analyzing the latest reports from Shams about the Cs potential targets before the trade deadline. All of that before a wonderful Poddable 6-pack full of Jazz Slander, Mook-love, and a plea for Evan Turner to come on the podcast
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Jam Packard and Jay King react to the Celtics back-to-back wins over the Pacers and Wizards. The guys question Brad Stevens' new found love of winning over process, before trying to figure out why Tristan Thompson still gets minutes.
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Jam Packard and Jay King react to the Boston Celtics latest version of Rock Bottom before responding to listener complaints, questions, and bold theories
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After hitting rock bottom for the second time in a week, Jam Packard and Jay King broke down the Celtics' lack of late-game execution before discussing more minutes for Aaron Nesmith and Robert Williams. The guys then divy up the blame pie to try and figure out who is responsible for the Celtics very average season thus far. All that before a Poddable 6-Pack which includes Semi reactions to TimeLord, JJ getting ejected, and ranting about the referees.
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Jam Packard and Jay King get together to talk about the Celtics lack of depth, defensive struggles, offensive struggles, and what Danny Ainge will do with the Biggest Trade Exception Ever. Plus a Poddable 6-Pack including Chasedown Nesmith, Evan Turner disrespect, and Jay's ugly mug
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Jam Packard and Jay King discuss the Celtics horrendous last couple of games and try to figure out why the team has been so inconsistent. Some might say it is the lack of depth, while others would also say that.
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Jam Packard and Jay King discuss the Celtics loss to the Utah Jazz. Jam maintains his deep hatred for the Jazz while begrudgingly admitting that they are a very good basketball squadron. The guys also discuss their concerns with Kemba Walker and what the Celtics should expect from him moving forward. Jam and Jay then travel into the past and future by answering listener questions before a Grant and Theis heavy Poddable 6-Pack.
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